Have you ever cut wheat in the dog days?

Why is it getting hotter these days? When I looked at the calendar, I found it was the hottest time of the year.

I remember when I was a child, I entered the dog days, and the holiday arrived. When I go home on holiday, the wheat turns yellow, so I have to harvest it at once, otherwise it will be thunderous, rainy and windy, and the wheat will be lost.

Wheat turns yellow overnight. In the face of golden wheat waves, the sickle reaps, and the sickle cuts off a large piece and harvests the hope of one year.

It is scorching hot in dog days, just like burning on a fire. The sun poured poison on people's faces and bodies, and sweat poured out.

It is not easy to cut more than ten acres of wheat in a few days.

Rich families, spending money to hire a few wheat customers, have already ended the battle. If you don't have money, you can only pout and do your best on a hot day. I went to the farm before dawn in the morning, and continued to cut in the moonlight at night, and the stars in the sky came home. When I got home, I fell flat on the kang and didn't want to eat rice.

Especially at noon, the sun is eyeing people up, but the reapers can't rest, so they have to hurry to the fields after lunch.

Now many fields don't grow wheat, so growing vegetables is not successful. Think about the heat and suffering in other places, which is still fresh in my memory.

Holidays are not rest, but work, as most rural children do.

At noon today, looking at the diabolical sun, I began to smell burning. I don't want to go out for dinner. I'd rather have a cat in my room and do nothing. I'm beginning to be afraid of the heat and the sun.

Think about being afraid of overheating and sun exposure when cutting wheat? Everyone is afraid, but the banker in one place is in another place, and he has to rush forward no matter how hot it is.